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    Matthew McConaughey Co-Creates COVID-19 PSA With GSD&M’s Roy Spence

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    Matthew McConaughey teamed up with Roy Spence, co-founder and chairman of GSD&M, again on a new COVID-19 PSA, this one titled “War With A Virus. 

    McConaughey narrates the spot which he and Spence co-created, co-wrote and co-directed. The PSA promotes isolation and safety amid the coronavirus pandemic. The campaign urges people to stay home, and explains that doing so will continue to help prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed, and gives scientists time to find what’s needed to create a vaccine. The PSA will be running across broadcast nationally and on social.

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    Creative/Production/Editorial Roy Spence, Matthew McConaughey, creative directors/writers/directors; Spencer Gilliam, producer/editor. Color Joe Malina, colorist Audio TBD Post Dusty Albertz, sound mixer. Music Track: “Under The Ocean” by Hidden State. Music Marmoset David Swensen, composer.

    Media Type:Commerical: PSA
    ScreenWork Categories:Commercial
    Video Tags:coronavirusMatthew McConaugheyRoy Spence



    The Best Work You May Never See: Steve Rogers Directs A Christmas Tale of Togetherness For Telstra

    Friday, November 14, 2025

    Building on last year’s Effie and Cannes-winning campaign for Aussie telecommunications company Telstra, this chapter of “Together is for Christmas” focuses on what’s important at this time of year--finding your people.

    Directed by Steve Rogers from Revolver, in his first-ever animated project, and in partnership with award winning animation company Mathematic, the spot--titled “Ghost & Girl,” out of creative agency Bear Meets Eagle On Fire (BMEOF) and partner shop +61--tells a heartfelt story about two ill-fitting souls who find each other when it matters most.

    “We just wanted to create a story with a genuine Christmas soul, without leaning on all the expected tropes,” said Micah Walker, chief creative officer of BMEOF. “Massive thanks to Steve, Revolver and the Mathematic team who’ve put so much into the beautiful film.”

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